Erin Donnelly

4 weeks ago | sustainableviews.com | Erin Donnelly

Request Free Trial Universities hit back at the US administration’s ‘dangerous and counter-productive’ attempt to undermine research The US Department of Commerce is suspending nearly $4mn in climate research funding from Princeton University’s research department from June 30 The Trump administration is freezing more than $2.2bn of Harvard University’s federal funding after the Ivy League institute refused to comply with directives to overhaul its governance and research practices Nasa has...

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Erin Donnelly

Kelsey isn’t a minivan mom ... yet. But boy, would she love to be. “I. Want. A. Minivan!” the 34-year-old content creator, who asked not to share her last name, declared in a TikTok last year. “Y’all can keep your Toyota Highlander, Honda Pilots, Yukons, Tahoes. You keep them, babe. Give me those sliding doors.

1 month ago | sustainableviews.com | Erin Donnelly

Request Free Trial EnergyPolicy and RegulationUS April 9, 2025 The US administration turns to cold war-era law to boost domestic production of critical minerals President Donald Trump has issued an executive order invoking the Defence Production Act, a cold war-era law enacted by former President Harry Truman, to boost America’s production of critical minerals The US administration is expanding its global push for critical minerals, entering talks with Ukraine and the Democratic Republic of...

1 month ago | sustainableviews.com | Erin Donnelly

Request Free Trial Trump watch: president calls for changes to federal disaster response US homeland security secretary Kristi Noem outlined plans to ‘eliminate’ the Federal Emergency Management at the White House last week © Ivan Valencia/Bloomberg Lawmakers agree the Federal Emergency Management Agency needs reforming, not destroying At a glance President Trump has issued an executive order calling on states and local governments to “play a more active and significant role” in disaster...

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Erin Donnelly

It’s April, which means you’re trying to figure out what’s legit and what’s an April Fools’ Day prank while scrambling to get your tax return done. No wonder it’s also Stress Awareness Month — insert “Oh, I’m aware” joke here. But there are some bright spots ahead, including opportunities to get out in the great outdoors and enjoy the best that spring has to offer. Meeting your health and wellness goals along the way has never been easier (at least, according to fans of the “April theory”).